Martha's Vineyard Rentals

There are many options for vacation rentals on Martha’s Vineyard, ranging from cozy cottages to spacious houses with pools and waterfront views. Tea Lane Associates offers over 300 distinctive Martha's Vineyard vacation rentals, from simple beach cottages to luxury Martha's Vineyard waterfront homes. Some of the most popular towns to stay in are Edgartown, Oak Bluffs, Vineyard Haven, Chilmark, and West Tisbury. You can search for vacation rentals by town, features, amenities, and more on the Tea Lane website.  We offer a variety of properties, prices, and availability for your desired dates. View photos of your potential destination before planning your next family trip or romantic getaway.  Tea Lane can help you find a relaxing retreat where you can pamper yourself with all that Martha’s Vineyard has to offer.

Why Vacation on Martha's Vineyard?

Sun-soaked scenic beaches, such as South Beach, Katama, Moshup Beach and Menemsha are ready for you and your family to explore. Enjoy swimming, surfing, sunbathing, building sandcastles or just soak up the sun on the warm golden sand. South Beach is considered one of the best beaches on the island, with its inviting surf and rolling dunes. Moshup Beach offers stunning views of the colorful clay and sandstone that compose the Aquinnah Cliffs, or if you prefer, enjoy the famous sunset or watch the fishing boats return to port from Menemsha Beach.

Martha’s Vineyard is known for its historic lighthouses, such as Edgartown Lighthouse which includes a museum, the East Chop Lighthouse overlooking Vineyard Haven Harbor and Gay Head Lighthouse which sits atop the Aquinnah Cliffs. Offering camera-ready panoramic views of Martha’s Vineyard and the surrounding waters, these lighthouses have been guiding ships home for centuries.   The Martha's Vineyard Museum operates the East Chop and Edgartown Lighthouses.  The Town of Aquinnah offer tours at the Gay Head Lighthouse 

Many people like to visit Martha's Vineyard at the beginning of summer for the 4th of July parade in Edgartown or for the third week of August when the Martha's Vineyard Agricultural Fair is held in West Tisbury and when Oak Bluffs hosts Illumination Night in the Campgrounds and the end of summer firework extravaganza over the water in Ocean Park.

In September fishermen and women flock to the Vineyard shores for the Striped Bass and Blue Fish Derby. We have written about this in our blog here.

Sightseeing is synonymous with a Martha’s Vineyard vacation. Bus, bike, hike or boat are just some of the options for touring the island and surrounding waters. You can learn about the history of Martha’s Vineyard from local guides or explore on your own and enjoy the historic nature of the quaint vineyard towns, trails and surrounding areas. 

A vacation on Martha’s Vineyard is not complete without experiencing the local cuisine. Savor some of the freshest seafood from ship to shore markets or enjoy a prepared meal at a waterfront restaurant. Visit farmers' markets and the many farm stands to purchase fresh produce and local delicacies for your evening cookout or enjoy farm-to-table dishes at a local restaurant. Of course, no meal on the Vineyard is complete without enjoying homemade local ice cream or a sweet treat from the famous Back Door Donuts on Oak Bluffs

Gifts and souvenirs are synonymous with a vacation on Martha’s Vineyard, and there is no shortage of specialty shops, local artisans markets, gift stores, galleries, museums and of course, tee-shirt shops to purchase happy reminders of your vacation on Martha’s Vineyard.

How Do I get To Martha’s Vineyard? 

Martha's Vineyard is accessible by ferry from various ports in Massachusetts, including Woods Hole, Falmouth, and Hyannis. The Steamship Authority and other ferry companies operate regular services to and from the island. The ferry also offers options for transporting your personal vehicle or motorcycle. If you have access to a private boat or are willing to charter one, you can sail to Martha's Vineyard and dock at one of the island's marinas.

Martha's Vineyard Airport (MVY), offers flights from various cities on the East Coast, including Boston, New York, Providence and New Bedford. Ground transportation is available at the airport, including several rental car companies.

Once you arrive on Martha’s Vineyard, if you have not brought your own transportation, you can get around using the Martha's Vineyard Transit Authority (VTA) buses, Uber/Lyft, taxis, rental cars or bicycles